Scored across 22 tools
Despite 22 tools, each has a sharply delineated purpose, and the descriptions actively disambiguate the risky pairs: find_cheapest_fuel vs find_fuel_station, check_autobahn_traffic vs check_road_status vs find_roadworks_ahead, and get_train_departures vs get_departures. Explicit 'Do NOT use ... call X instead' clauses and the find_nearby overview framing make misselection unlikely.
All names follow a consistent verb_noun snake_case pattern using a small verb set (find_, check_, get_, describe_, watch_, stop_). No camelCase mixing or vague bare verbs.
22 tools is on the heavier side, but the server covers a genuinely wide domain (places, fuel, charging, hydrogen, parking, sharing, traffic, transit, weather, watches), and each tool maps to a distinct data source or action. The near-duplicate splits are justified by clearly different query semantics.
Coverage is broad and lifecycle-rich: name/address/coordinate resolution both directions, multiple fuel and charging classes, traffic, roadworks, parking, transit departures and disruption, station facilities, rules, and watch management. Notable gaps are A-to-B routing, general weather forecast, and e-scooters, but each is explicitly declared so agents can work around them.